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Question & Answer TimeEditorial | Music Technology, Nov 1987Never a dull moment at the office, as the telephone keeps the world in touch with Music Technology. |
Mac NotesFeature | Topic: Computing | Sound On Sound, Sep 1992Kendall Wrightson reports from the Mac front line. |
PortapeopleFeature | Topic: Home Studio, Recording | One Two Testing, Jan 1983Home recording heroes. |
MicroLink System ML10Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1984for Casio MT200 and Sinclair SpectrumMicro Musical's latest hardware/software package links the Casio MT200 to the Sinclair Spectrum home micro. Somehow, Paul White managed to find time to review it. |
LeaderEditorial | Recording Musician, Mar 1993 |
Bargain Bin BoogieFeature | Topic: Buyer's Guide | Making Music, May 1987Cheap GearDoing it well does not necessarily mean doing it expensively, as we endeavour freely to demonstrate |
Concert ReviewMusic Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1983Helden, Laurie Anderson, Fad Gadget, The Enid |
Incoming DataNews | Music Technology, Oct 1992 |
Anvil Percussion SynthesiserReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jun 1985An all-British sound-sampling and drum-synthesising MIDI percussion machine with built-in sequencer gets an exclusive preview courtesy of David Ellis - there's even comment from the designers. |
Making Notes - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Music Theory | Electronics & Music Maker, Jan 1982Reading note values for correct timing and fingering |
Songs And Their Sections - Part 2Feature Series | Topic: Music Theory | Making Music, Oct 1986Part two considers arrangements: getting right all the instruments order in the. |
Steinberg CubeatReview | Music Technology, May 1991Atari Sequencing SoftwareSon of Cubase: this stripped-down version of Steinberg's powerful sequencer retains many of its best functions. Nigel Lord and ST, and Cubase makes three. |
The Birth Of The Wang Bar - Part 1Feature Series | One Two Testing, Nov 1983From the dawn of time and the twang of strings comes the tremolo arm. We reveal its courageous story. |
The Sampler & The SoulFeature | Topic: Sampling | Music Technology, Nov 1990With its ability to manipulate sounds and music, the digital sampler has probably caused more arguments than any other musical instrument to date. Peter Ridsdale takes an alternative view. |
Kurzweil 250Review | Electronics & Music Maker, Dec 1984Digital KeyboardHow can the principles of Artificial Intelligence be employed to make a computer musical instrument sound like a grand piano? David Ellis delves deep into the workings of a £10,000+ Stateside keyboard. |
The ProducersFeature | Recording Musician, Apr 1993A complete history of record production accompanied by quotations and anecdotes from no fewer than 18 of the world's leading producers. |
Fostex 3050Review | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1983 |
MIDI FXReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jun 1985For what was supposed to be a universal interface, MIDI has trouble enough staying in touch with itself, let alone the outside world. Tim Goodyer looks at four auxiliary units that set out to improve matters. |
Home Electro-MusicianFeature Audio | Topic: Home Studio | Electronics & Music Maker, Feb 1982Johnny Demestos |
Machines up to £200Feature | Topic: Buyer's Guide | International Musician, Oct 1985 |
Ibanez SDR1000 Digital ReverbReview | Making Music, Nov 1986 |
The Human TouchFeature | Topic: Sequencing | Music Technology, Mar 1989The machines that stole the musicians' feel from your music are the same machines that you can now use to restore it - once you know how. Travis Charbeneau investigates the subtleties of the human touch. |